Chicken Piccata, from the December 2011 Cooking Light, with oven roasted parsnips with smoked paprika, and a green salad with a lemon-Viandox dressing. Very easy, very tasty--we used quite a bit less oil than the recipe calls for, and didn't miss it at all.
Wine: Ribbonwood 2010 Marlborough Sauvignon Blanc--nice match.
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Monday, January 2, 2012
Saturday, January 1, 2011
January 1, 2011 new recipes
New Years Day, 2011. We made Chicken with Juniper Berries, from Ruth van Waerebeek's Everyone Eats Well in Belgium Cookbook. We also made Fresh Chanterelles with Shallots from Epicurious.com, and a green salad. Both were new to us.
Our usual green salad is made with a very simple vinaigrette--olive oil, balsamic vinegar, and a little Viandox. Viandox is a Knorr product, which our friends Anne and Gilles introduced us to when we visited them in France. We have not been able to get it in the US, so we tend to return from France with a bunch of bottles in the suitcases! It is a salty sauce with yeast extract, some spices, soy sauce, and beef extract.
Being New Years Day, we also had to have black eyed peas. I modified the Curried Black Eyed Pea Soup recipe on Epicurious.com. I didn't use bacon, just olive oil and the smoked paprika for the smokiness of bacon. It was really nice! The chanterelle recipe also came from this site.
I can't remember what red wine we had with this.
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